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There are many beautiful gardens in the Yorkshire Tours because the county of Yorkshire is one of the largest in Britain and there is a huge variety of lovely scenery from heathery moors above the river valleys- known as “Dales” [he is a Norse word reflecting that the northern part of England was occupied by Danes after the Romans departed]. Each Dale takes its name from the river in its valley, for example, Airedale, Wharf dale and Nidderdale and the character and scenery of each is different. Some are on sandstone like Airedale so in the spring there is a great display of 'ericaceous' color from Rhododendrons and Azaleas and, later, heather which like a neutral or acid soil. Others are on limestone like parts of Wharf dale so not suited to these plants but fine for many others. For more details please visit...

Spring is a season that is very popular in England with its mild and temperate climate. However, the climate differs from different locations. Spring in England begins in the month of January and brings life to the gardens where new garden species begin to make an appearance. 1.Plants and Flowers to Discover in English Gardens during Spring If you take an English garden tour in early spring, then you will discover frosty stems crafting architectural scenes in the gardens. In January and February, the moist Atlantic air combines with the low temperatures to create magical views in the gardens as well as the countryside. During this season the first plants that flower are snowdrops, aconites, and hellebores along with the scented wintery shrubs like Mahonia, Sarcococca and Viburnum. It is really best to leave your tour until a little later like April or May. Also on your English garden tours during the spring you will notice the emerging daffodil and narcissi lea